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May 7, 2012 at 8:02 am by John Cook Industry watchers have been talking for a long while now about how the venture capital industry is broken, highlighted by poor returns that in many cases don’t even exceed that of the major stock indices. Now, thanks to the Ewing Marion Kauffmanread more –>

Adam Margolin is the head of marketing and management information for SPAR in the UK and he will be stepping onto the stage at the In-Store Show conference to share his valuable experience in FMCG and reveal just how to go about “Tuning into the convenience shopper’s wavelength”. Spar advisesread more –>

The Louis Vuitton Trunk is one of the most iconic travel accessories in the world of luxury and travel. As a way to capture the transformations and journeys of the trunk, a book entitled Louis Vuitton: 100 Legendary Trunks or Louis Vuitton: 100 Malles De Légende will be coming out this October. It chronicles such stories as the birth of the monogram trunk and other variations of this Louis Vuitton piece such as the trunk bed, the wardrobe trunk, the teabox, toiletry trunk, circus trunks, and more. It also reaches beyond just the item itself and extends to some of the prominent figures that were fortunate enough to own them.read more –>

Bill Younker from Historyshots.com has designed a new infographic poster! Augusta National Golf Club- Then and Now, shows how the famous golf course has changed since its first Masters Tournament 79 years ago!read more –>

I can see the “Reflection” and “X-Bro” getting a lot of play. This is funny, but I really hope this is not where people take the great App.

I am one of those marketing / creative folks that actually never really bought into the idea of “Disruptive Marketing” (when the objective is to build a real relationships with consumers). It all feels and sounds so pre-meditated and disingenuous. And even now I see brands and agencies plan these “Big Brother, Disney-ish” strategies that quite frankly feel forced.
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For anyone who knows me they know I am not the typical tree hugging artsy type. But this is an appealing way to possibly have me hug a wall. Check out this post from PSFK

We love these living walls by artist Anna Garforth; her work is characterized by her continual use of new and varied materials to create typographic work (e.g. food, recycled paper, moss).

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